Wolfson High School - Rhombus Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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1. vii, A i Nwimg M i fv ' f it A fl' ,kg Q09 PICTURE 1: Bottom Row: Shannon McKavitt, Jennie Hamilton, Kim Held, Alyse'SIaff, Juli Sherman, Cheryl Compton, Ainsley Monroe, Samantha French, Chrisse Vittetta, Cheryl Bossen, Michele Ellinoff. Second Row: Nancy Schlessinger, Eileen Greenbaum, Holly Stipek. Teresa Chesnutt, Heather Bennet, Shannon Dinkins, Jill Sunby, Betsy Smith, Shannon O'Brien, Karen Manasse, Ellen Goldring, Nancy Seifer, Jodi Hamilton, Tina Murry, Lisa Holtzclaw. Third Row: Jody Spearman, Allison Kersun, Melodie Brock, Stacy Simms, Regina Jones, Aimee Lebaron, Julie Ann Young, Ansley Fisher, Melinda Friedlin, Courtney Meyer, Lisa Bergfield, Katherine Echt, Noelle Gutman, Jennifer Monroe, Christy David. Fourth Row: Mrs. Waugh isponsorl, Cindy Howell, Robin Slimick, Julie Carroway, Ron Koury, Mike McCullough, James Landry, Arend Wesseling, Lara Beth Kaiser, Eric Vaderson, Johnathon Katz, Troy Farren, Charlie McMullan, Wendy Cavanaugh, Heather Lipps, Leigh Marshall. PlCTURE 2: Bottom Row: Johnathon Katz, Shannon Dinkins, Charlie McMullan, Lara Beth Kaiser, Ron Koury, Juli Sherman, Arend Wessling. Second Row: Alyse Slaft, Troy Farren, Ansley Monroe, James Landry, Nancy Siefer, Courtney Meyers, Mike McCullough, Shannon O'Brien, Eric Vaderson, PICTURE 3: Eric Vaderson and Lisa Holtzclaw clear up some last minute details. PICTURE 4: Lara Beth Kaiser informs her members of upcoming events. PICTURE 5: Aimee LeBaron and Heather Lipps listen attentively at a Chi Delta Pi meeting.

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1 A x. i . ww- .. ,, r . . , if wb: ,af 'il' 1 tt 2. Q- A B E gy' 202 Chi Delta Pi Q ln 1985, Chi Delta Pi was club of the yearl 1986 was another great year with it's own accomplishments. With over 60 members and 10 mascots, our club has grown by leaps and bounds. Chl Delta Pi has made a lasting impression on the community, by helping with the Sham- rock Run, the River Run, and collecting food for the needy. Socially, we have enhanced our friendships by having a mascot roast, many socials as well as sponsor- ing a Halloween Dance with JSA, and a senior send-off banquet. We have supported Wolfson with our many banners, floats, and skits throughout the year. We have accom- plished much in the two years we have existed. We are proud of ourselves and each other. We would like to thank Mrs. Waugh for all of her patience, love, and con- cern. Without her we would not have been such a suc- cess. Finally, to all Chi Delta Pi members and officers: it has been a great yearg thank you for your support. lt has been an honor to be your club president 1986-1987. EMU ivfljyallii. N

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V diff 71? 1 in iQ I , f g, JJ t ,fr ., r, V., - I v I 1 j K at 204 JSA Junior-Senior Alliance has had a tull and exciting year of fundraisers, community and school service projects, and socials. ln May of 1986, the old members interviewed near- ly one hundred junior and senior girls and chose the 27 that stole their hearts. Before the year was through, the new members had been kidnapped and taken to a 6 a.m. breakfast at Shoney's, and attended a good-bye banquet for seniors at Bombay Bicycle Club. The mascot roast in September was a super success as the eighteen nomi- nees entertained the girls with songs, dances, and skits. The eight guys that joined our old mascots, Charlie Chupp and Shane Silver, were Andrew Jaffa, Danny Moses, David Gregory, Alan Fiagatz, Mark Cates, Matt Herren, Mike Bran- nan, and Richard Henderson. Our service projects includ- ed water stations for various Jacksonville runs, as well as obtaining 100 percent membership in PTSA. Car washes and J.S.A.'s traditional Hush-a-thon provided the money for the club's third annual semi-formal, complete with D.J. and photographer. I would like to thank all of the members for their support and participation throughout the year. To the officers Amy Mull, Vice-President, Allyson Perry, Secretary: Beth Vanderberg, Treasurer, Jeanine Wood, Sergeant at Arms, and Martha Pinilla, Historian: you are the BEST and l could not have done it without you! A very special thank you goes to Ms. Brewster for all her time and support.